Exponents in m.s ^-1
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keeganslomba3g
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Exponents in m.s ^-1
When the unit m.s^-1 is used in an equation involving other exponents, do they interact? For example, if we have (2.38 x 10^3)/ (4.4 m.s ^-1) does it become .541 x 10 ^2? I am confused about how the ^-1 is interpreted...
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Emily Sagastume 1B
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Re: Exponents in m.s ^-1
If I remember correctly, I don't think they interact. You would just get 10472 as your answer.
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